And the Question of the Week is… would you rather work outside with your hands, or inside at a desk job? EDITED TO ADD – if this is your first time commenting on the new site, your comment will need to be approved before it shows up. Once I approve …
Originally published on March 10, 2004; also referred to by Sharon and myself as “The Thread That Will Not Die” because even though I wrote it more than five years ago, people were still commenting on it – the most recent comment is from about a month ago! The Gainesville …
I seem to be struggling with Pictobrowser, but if it works, below should be a slideshow of all my finished knitted objects (“FOs”) from 2006– [pictobrowser type=”flickr” userID=”92778929@N00″ albumID=”72157621984998531″] (Here’s a link to the set, for the curious, in case the slideshow doesn’t work)
I joke sometimes that unless somebody comes into the yarn store and tells me something newsworthy – or if it’s not on The Daily Show – I don’t know about it. However, I was checking up on some blog reading during lunch a few minutes ago, and got the willies …
Yarn: Louet Euroflax Originals, which Jag and Antony gifted to me long enough ago as to be embarassing that I haven’t used the yarn yet! (Clearly it was just waiting for the right project…) Pattern: Based on my August Afghan square, but with an extra repeat in there for length. …
Get it? Stumpy? Because he was a tree and is now just a … stump? HAHAHAHAHA! Thank you, thank you; I’ll be here all week. Please tip your wait staff. They came and chopped the tree down on… I think it was Monday (I wasn’t home, at any rate). I …
Originally published on April 21, 2006 (and check it – Denise’s first public comment!) The Door to Nowhere I like to imagine things about the people who live in the houses we walk past in the mornings. I like to look at things about their houses and try to guess …
And…. the Poll of the Week is back (she says, slightly uncertainly, hoping that she did it right before she looks like a bonehead in front of the two people who can see the new site so far). It’s in the sidebar! To the right! Yay, I *can* insert it …
Overall the switch has been faster and somewhat easier than expected. My new host, Laughing Squid, has everything set up beautifully – I was able to grok all the information I needed through their initial email and FAQ on their website. And WordPress is just as slick as my friends …
Oh, hello! Good morning! I wasn’t expecting you quite so soon… please grab a cup of coffee, make yourself at home. I’ll just be making myself presentable…! Thanks!
